Im afraid it does, i cant see it any other way with Feanor, and i am by no means being unfair to him,
You are not getting my point even though I have made it explictly clear. Need I repeat it again?No but she has her own will, the Silmarils do not.
clesrly by what you have stated he had such a powerful spririt before their creation that he was surely the most powerful being on Arda .
Its his word against practise, i bet if he handed over the Silmarils he would have attemped and succeded in making them again.
this clearly states that Feanor must have put over half his spirit and soul into the making of the Silmarils to make it entirely impossible,
Not the biggest understatement, its true, the guy is an utter retard!
Okay wot has Nóm cracked? calm down whats up with you?
Originally posted by Beleg_strongbow
What's up is that you're balatantly accusing Feanor of things he didn't do or commit and refusing to believe facts when they are dancing infront of your very eyes.
He did not trust the Valar. He did not know their motives. Would you hand something dear over to powerful people that you did not trust, thought were greedy, and had secret motives that were against you and your people?2ndly: He refused to had over the Silmairills for the greater good for the majority,
Feanor's father, who he loved more than anyone else in the world, was cruely murdered in the land that was supposed to be safe. Also, to salt the wound, the murderer took the masterpiece of Feanor, the greatest work of skill that ever was among the elves. Who can blame him for wanting revenge right away? But then to make matters worse, the Valar who should have protected the elves from one of their kind, had failed to, and were weeping about the loss of the treees instead of keeping after Morgoth, until he was destroyed.3rdly: He forsoke the Teleri and killed them and if the ships were to the Teleri as the Silmarills were to Feanor then he is even worse than anything.
He did this because they came to fear treachery. Though it was probably needless fear, who can blame a person for cutting himself off from the danger that he sees?
5thly: He laughed in the faces (pretty much) of the curse of Mandos and Manwe himself.
Obvious folly to us, because we know better. But this folly was not obvious to Feanor and his sons.6thly: He swore stupid oaths in the name of Ilúvatar that were obviously folly and he allowed his sons to make the same mistake as himself.
But Feanor was on a mission to go after Morgoth, not take a trip down south looking for Cirdan (assuming he know of him) so he could deliver the ships, experience Beleriand a bit... do a little sight seeing and whatnot, and then get back up to kill Morgoth eventually.7thly: He burned the boats of the Teleri, the least he could have done was to hand them over to Círdan or somthing like that.
But do you blame Feanor for his sons taking the oath? And if so, why not blame Morgoth for what happend to Feanor?8thly: The oath he took eventually got carried to his sons who after it was all ammended stole the jewels and killed the guards and died and took the Silmarills with them to the deeps of the world.
No its not the greatness of characters, he was only great in the BAD things he did.
not to the thousands of others he screwed over!
he never did a good thing for any other in his entire life!
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